If y = ex + 1, than prove that: y’’– y’ = 0.
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e
y
(x+1)=1
e
y
×1+[e
y
×
dx
dy
×(x+1)]=0
Differentiating on both sides
⇒
dx
dy
=
e
y
×(x+1)
−e
y
=
x+1
−1
Differentiating again
⇒
dx
2
d
2
y
=
−(x+1)
2
−1
=
(x+1)
2
1
⇒
dx
2
d
2
y
=
(x+1)
2
1
=(
x+1
−1
)
2
=(
dx
dy
)
2
Hence proved
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